“All of the drama in my queer friends’ lives revolves around who they may or may not fuck. And then we save the talk about our dads for our therapists.”

Coping with fatphobia and QAnon relatives, hosting your first party, regifting and more!

Ryan finds some time for softness with Sophie in between saving the world in Batwoman’s season finale.

Which of the 16 participants in the Gen Q region will move onto the field of 32? You decide — starting now!

In the season finale of And Just Like That, Hollywood calls Che Diaz and Miranda answers, Rock has a they-mitzvah, and Carrie heads back to where it all started.

If queer creators are so worried about backlash from the community that we begin to self-censor, then the only interesting queer work will be made by straight people.

We’ve also got updates on Home Economics, New Amsterdam, Work in Progress, American Horror Story, In the Dark, and A Million Little Things!

Tasting notes: This one is real, like a hallucination. You can feel it, see it, and it leaves very little evidence of its passing through your body. Lingers barely on the tip of the tongue, with high notes of bright genders named like quarks.

Elliot Page will be honored at OutFest, The L Word The L Word The L Word, Ashley Nicole Black’s NYT profile, Beanie Feldstein and the trailer for American Crime Story: Impeachment, and more!

This is very last minute but apparently tonight there will be a lunar eclipse during what is called a “full beaver moon,” which just seems like something y’all would be into.

Midge finally notices what we noticed long ago — Susie’s yet to get a romantic storyline — and thus our plucky heroine takes Susie on a field trip to the lesbian bar.

Ultimately, your question is about how to find hope in the midst of the inescapable bigotry that defines the working world.

Alice breaks down after a big gay fight about nothing, and Malika’s not letting The Fosters keep all that gay pool fun to themselves.

Y’all ever heard of Ryan Wilder?

Looking for children’s books with queer moms, binding as a cis woman, communications issues in relationships, and more!

Also, the first 8 minutes of In the Heights, Clea Duvall created a not-for-kids cartoon, and more!

Before tonight’s tip-off, two basketball obsessed Southern gals got together and chatted about the WNBA’s historic 25th season, the league’s evolution as it relates to queer visibility and tonight’s All-Star Game.

“And the truth is, this is what I’ll say, if people don’t show up for Twenties, it will go away.”

The author discusses her new memoir “The Red Zone,” which chronicles her experiences with premenstrual dysphoric disorder and provides a kaleidoscopic view of how people feel about their periods.

The best part of this challenge is getting to learn which of these queens is toppiest and which are bottomiest — assuming we didn’t already know.